Is the supplication with the nominal sentence (May Allah reward you with good) more emphatic than the verbal sentence (May Allah reward you)?

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: It is well known that nominal sentences are more emphatic than verbal sentences. So, is the response "May Allah reward you with good" better than the response "May Allah reward you"?

Answer:
This is also verbal. This is verbal. "May Allah reward you" is verbal. "May Allah reward you with good," yes, this is nominal. "May Allah reward you with good" is nominal. But for the purpose of supplication, they are all the same; there is no difference. Yes. This is only from the perspective of language. Certainly, the nominal sentence is more emphatic than the verbal sentence. This is from the standpoint of language. Yes.